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Inert artillery shells are stacked up for collection

Inert artillery shells are stacked up for collection


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Inert artillery shells are stacked up for collection

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Ammo Ammunition Arid Climate Arrangement Arsenal Artillery Artillery Shell Bomb Bundle Cache Collection Corroded Corrosion Damaged Desert Disposal Explosive Formation Group In A Row Inert Iraq Large Group Of Objects Middle East Munitions Ordnance Pile Projectile Rusty Shells Stack Stockpile Warhead Weapon Weapons Cache


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This print by Terry Moore from Stocktrek Images captures a striking scene of inert artillery shells stacked up for collection in the arid desert of Iraq. The image showcases a large group of corroded and rusty shells arranged meticulously in rows, forming an imposing stockpile against the backdrop of a war-torn landscape. The photograph evokes a sense of both awe and unease as it serves as a haunting reminder of the destructive power that these once-active weapons possessed. With no people present, the absence of human presence further emphasizes the aftermath and consequences left behind by war. The composition highlights not only the sheer quantity but also the meticulous organization required to collect and dispose of such dangerous munitions safely. Each shell carries its own history, representing past conflicts and acts as evidence towards building peace in this troubled region. As we gaze upon this color image, we are reminded that even though these shells are now rendered inert, they were once instruments capable of inflicting immense devastation. This thought-provoking photograph prompts us to reflect on our collective responsibility to prevent future conflicts while cherishing peace as one's most precious possession.

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